Be Considerate Sample Clauses
Be Considerate. Identify yourself and others with you to clients or other people with whom you come in contact Wait to be invited into a client’s home when you call Tell clients, other team members or staff you are working with when you are leaving. Make sure they know when the next contact will be and confirm that this is convenient Do not act for a client without their knowledge or consent - always ask first Ask clients for their consent before making physical contact Do not abuse clients, staff or other volunteers physically, verbally, emotionally or in any other way Do not promote your own religious, creed, political viewpoint or opinions to others and respect others’ point of view Follow health and safety procedures and report any accidents, incidents or near misses to the person you are responsible to or a Blind Low Vision NZ staff member as soon as possible. Contact the person you are responsible if you have any queries or concerns relating to your role. Breach of this Agreement and/or Code of Conduct I understand that any breach of this agreement may result in me being removed from my volunteer position. I agree to the terms of service outlined and accept the Blind Low Vision NZ Volunteer Agreement and Code of Conduct. We agree to review this Agreement on or earlier if either party so desires.
Be Considerate. We realize moving and dealing with issues around the home can be stressful, and we go out o_f _our way to accommodate reasonable needs and requests. Your decisions might affect whether a landlord keeps a _property or sells it, or whether a_tenant wants to renew or move. You should take those consequences into account _when making decisions.
Be Considerate a. Because our mail server resources are shared, maintain a small inbox, deleting and filing away past messages when read.
b. Use proper email etiquette when using mailing lists, respecting the rules and guidelines set for each list.
c. Use our central file services (network shares) files for active files only, archiving seldom accessed files in a secure manner in order to free up space for other users.
d. Close all copies of site-licensed software when finished, in order to free up the software for others to use.
e. Use network and computing resources equitably. Resource intensive applications can be accommodated separately so as to not tax shared network resources.
Be Considerate. We all depend on each other to produce the best effort and intention we can. Your decisions will affect guests, retreatants and colleagues, and you should take those consequences into account when making decisions. During periods of silence, staff members will not engage in conversation in common space and keep work related conversations to minimum audible level and out of range of retreatants.